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I'm proud to say that I've never finished a project. If you're looking for the point in time when you'll say "there, now that project has everything finished",
by j_baker 17y ago
I'm proud to say that I've never finished a project. If you're looking for the point in time when you'll say "there, now that project has everything finished", it won't come. Instead, I recommend learning to be satisfied with incompletion, because that's all anything you'll ever do will be.
- cookiecaper 17y agoYou seem to mean that your projects are never complete because you are always iterating on them and considering improvements. I think when OP says incomplete, he means that his projects never acquire adequate functionality to be useful within the necessary context, which is kind of the opposite of your problem; you can't stop working on things, and he can't get himself to work on things long enough.